I'm pretty sure she stopped and removed/got rid of the condom because I wasn't exactly performing at my best.
Holy shit, I missed this. File a report, do it right now. You'll be royally screwed if you don't and she ends up knocked up.
I'm pretty sure she stopped and removed/got rid of the condom because I wasn't exactly performing at my best.
You're victim blaming pretty hard right now.
Very clearly let me state that it isn't my intention to blame any victim. I'm not placing any of the blame in this event on the OP. None. I hope that is understood.
I'm saying that debating the course of action in reporting a rape to the police shows how these events are, sometimes, not taken as seriously as they need to be by many of the involved parties. Again, I'm not blaming the OP for anything. It should be reported, ideally.
And even if you don't want to report it, you can still talk to your doctor about this (and you absolutely should, if you're having these initial feelings of confusion/shame. Have them give you a referral and have a follow up, if only just as a precaution to check if you're going to have any trauma from this. They are required to report rape statistics, but no personally identifying information, and are not required to inform the police themselves unless certain procedures are performed (rape kits, signs of battery, or if the individual reporting the rape is underage, mainly)OP, it seems like you're struggling with a lot of the same feelings that are, unfortunately, common following sexual assaults (i.e. confusion and shame). You don't have to have anything figured out right now, but it might help you to find a support group with others who have similar experiences.
You are not responsible for her choices and don't let anyone convince you otherwise. Also, it's entirely up to you if you want to report it. You don't owe it to society or whatever, you have the right to pick the course of action that's best for you.
If we're thinking about the same post then he was just asking a question that was answered.What's troubling is the "I guess so" replies. Not even going to start with the "I can't be raped by women" one.
Is this important right now? You dont have to be traumatized to be raped.
Well the fact that you implied someone isn't serious enough about it if they don't report was completely insulting.
Holy shit, I missed this. File a report, do it right now. You'll be royally screwed if you don't and she ends up knocked up.
She wanted to have sex and you said no, she proceeds to have sex with you anyway.
Yeah it sounds like you were. She took advantage of the state you were in and did what she wanted regardless of you not consenting.
I'm sorry this happened to you.
is this a joke thread??
I apologize to you, and the OP, if it was interpreted that way. Sincerely. That wasn't my intention.
I'm not saying the OP isn't serious about it, just that all acts of rape should be reported regardless of severity. But obviously it's the OP's call.
I really hope you understand it isn't my intention to insult anyone.
is this a joke thread??
is this a joke thread??
I know we will regret this and you will probably regret this. But... why would this be a joke thread?is this a joke thread??
is this a joke thread??
I know we will regret this and you will probably regret this. But... why would this be a joke thread?
is this a joke thread??
Last night I was hanging out with a guy and a few drinks turned into a lot more. He turned on some music and started grinding on me then pulled me into the bedroom; I remember all of that. Then I started to pass out and sort of hunched over him as he kept grinding on me. He pushed me onto the bed and took my pants off. At this point I remember saying, "hey no, let's not do this drunk" and he said it was fine. He grabbed a prophylactic and put it on and attempted to have sex with me while I was on the bed. I was in and out of all of this; only remember flashes of what happened.
Woke up this morning and he apologized for what happened last night.
I feel really weird about this because I'm a girl who doesn't really care too much about getting laid or not. But when I ask a man not to have sex with me and he does, while I'm drunk at that, I feel...I don't know violated doesn't seem to encompass the feeling.
A safeguard against STDs, such as a condom.whats a prophylactic
Condomwhats a prophylactic
whats a prophylactic
A safeguard against STDs, such as a condom.
She was definitely more sober than I was.
I had to google what 'prophylactic' is about. She violated you. So yeah, all the answer point to a "Yes".
While I agree with you his no sounded might have sounded more like "I don't want to do anything YOU might regret in the morning", in which case she thought he was only saying no for her sake, despite wanting it himself. She still shouldn't have done it but I dunno, I can understand why she wouldn't have thought he was saying "I don't want this". On the other hand I can understand why he would feel like he had been raped.
"Let's not do this drunk" isn't exactly worded with any kind of finality. I would concede that if she was also drunk then it probably had even less meaning than it already did.
The op said no. He did not give consent and told the girl.But was she drunk too?
This is such a terrible post. Two sentences of ignorance.Why did you not want to have sex with her? I don't think I could ever be raped by a female since I wouldn't be in an intimate setting with someone that I didn't want to have set with
You are in no way responsible for her actions. You got drunk, but under no circumstances ever does this give anyone the authority to have sex with you against your will.Thanks, people. I'm not considering any legal action because I'm still trying to come to terms with what happened. I know I shouldn't blame myself but it's hard not to when I take responsibility for my actions so much. I can't help but think that if I didn't get that drunk, this wouldn't have happened.
Because I don't like having drunken sex.
You are putting blame on the op by asking that question here and now. You are insinuating that the op's actions (getting drunk) are to blame for what happened.Why should a person drink to the point of not be able to get off the bed?
I'm not putting blame on the op, I'm just asking a general question. As I said in my previous post, report the girl.
Good post.A lot of people don't want to report things like this and I understand why. People want to just live a normal, simple life and not have the burden of this on their shoulders. Reporting it is admitting that you were indeed raped for many, an acknowledgement of what happened. People just want to go asleep in times like this and act like it never happened, wishing they could turn back the clock and go back to being normal.
These are normal feelings and are shared with people who are raped. People can feel tainted, and violated in times like this. But that's normal. You need time and space and you most importantly need to come to terms with that fact that it wasn't your fault and you're still you. Nobody can take that away from you. You Maybe feel like people will look at you differently after this, and that's hard. Just stay strong and realise that it gets better you can and will continue to live a normal life. Don't blame yourself and don't think coming to terms with what happened is weak or whatever because a lot of people don't understand how it feels.
But was she drunk too?
"Let's not do this drunk" isn't exactly worded with any kind of finality. I would concede that if she was also drunk then it probably had even less meaning than it already did.
Flipped him and hers.
How does it read now?
"Let's not do this drunk" isn't exactly worded with any kind of finality. I would concede that if she was also drunk then it probably had even less meaning than it already did.
"Let's not do this drunk" isn't exactly worded with any kind of finality. I would concede that if she was also drunk then it probably had even less meaning than it already did.